Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-26
sAVIN ROCK NOTES.
The New NArrivals-Village Happenings Tho Sea Views PopularitY-A Break. down Last Evening.
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The New WArrivals-ViIlage Happenings
 Tho Sea Views Popularity-A Break. l
 down Last Evening.
 Further arrivals are as follows:
 Sea View-Eliza Shanks, New York; Miss M A. Peet, New Haven; Mrs. L. NJ. Spen- cer, New Haven; P. T. Hayes, Waterbury; Willie Hayes, Waterbury; Lulie Hayes, Waterbury; Arthur Hayes, Waterbury; Miss Colt, William Noble, Me1iden; H. c. Brill and family, Southington; Mrs. M. A. Ryan, Hartford; Miss Jennie Ferris, New Haven; Miss Fannie Fel.is, Ashley Falls, Mass; c. W. Ferris, Ashley Falls, Mass; George Il. Hartwell, Northampton; William l.. Knight, Springfeld; F. B. Carpenter, Springfield; l.. c. MeIriek, New Haven: c. NJ. LaRue, Dan bury; w. H. Root and wife, Ansonia; Will liam J. Schlagel, Waterbury; J. L. White, Easthampton; Dr. Doolittle, New Haven; .. Strouse, Springfield; Baron Rothchild, ,Spl ing field; George Sherwood, wife and son, Chi cago; H. L. Jones, Boston; John Olmsted and wife, Springfield; Miss Minnie Rush, Waterbury; Miss Julia Roger, Waterbury; J. w. Bradley New Haven; Leroy Brainard, Portland; J. J. Daffeld, New York; W. T. Lyman, Ansonia; B. Hyneman, Boston.
 Grove cottege-R L. Rossell, New York; E. M Chandler, Northampton; M. B. Cruse, Springfield; Mrs. H. T. Hawley, Leon s. Hawley and Percy B. Hawley, Bridgeport; E. M Somers and Miss l.. l. SelleW, New York; D. B. Mover, Buffalo, N. Y.; J.. G. E. E. Benjamin, Stamford; George s. War ner, Hartford; A. s. Turner, Willimantic. Twitchell's Hotel-F. M. Byxbee, Meriden; o. B. Bailey, Hartford; Mrs. Smith, North ampton; Mrs. Bassett, Northampton; John | Williams, Charles Yale, Bridgeport; w. K. Bedford, Mary Bedford, Parkyile, Ct.; Mrs l T, H. Cosgrove, New Haven; Mamie Barnes, \ Norwich, Ct. Mrs. F. c. Ross and Mrs. J. B. Ross, of | New Haven, are summering at Bridge | water.
 Driver Bob Benton of the horse railroad who has been very ill, is again able to attend l to his duties.
 l The Odd Fellows of this city made merry yerterday at Sohns Hotel. Quite number l attended.
 1 The Methodists of West Haven will hold 8 lawn party next Thursday at the residence of l Mir. H. H. Richards on Main street. As guests at the Hinman House there are
 L. V. Wilbur of Naugatuck, G. H. Allen ! and wife from Waterbury and James Cross ley from Middletown.
 August 4th Mir. Twitchell intends giving a
 clambake to his city friends.
 reunion at the Rock some time in September.
 John Olmstead, of Springfield, is the
 guest of MT. Freeman of the Sea View.
 Fred Brainard, formerly managing clerk al
 the Grove Cottage, has severed his connee-
 tion with the house.
 August 25 the naval veterans will partake I of shore dinner at Twitchell's.
 B. W. Smith is building shore house or
 Railroad avenue.
 |. The Y. P. s. c. E. society, of West Haven. , are to give literary entertainment at the
 Congregational church July 2S. Mrs. N. G. Suuires is spending couple ot weeks with friends at Long Island. Miss Carrie B. Williams, of Albany, New York, is to visit friends in Summer street
 shortly.
 3 Until further notice the polo games a l Howes' will be discontinued owing to lack o B patronage.
 Several horse car conductors have beel 2 more or less affected by the hot weather. ! The Sea View and Beach hotels this yea l under MT. Freeman's able management ap l pear to be thriving very nicely. In con l Yersation with COURIER reporter Mir. Free a man remarked that the full capacity of tn v house is being tested, and what speaks mos i, | highly is that large number of his guest f | are those who have visited the Rock am | stopped at the Sea View for many successiv - seasons. In Mr. Bullis the proprietor hs
 an efficient head clerk and the kindly alter
 tions of Mrs. Freeman, as in former seasoni
 ia one of the characteristic features of tt hostelry.
 H. Passengers on the last car into the cit
 last evening witnessed the sight of brsal
 down near Washington street. The carrias
 was two-seated canopy top. The occupan
 had uayEoW escape from serious injury.